Former Kansas state AG cites Sebelius' advocacy for procedures

A former Kansas state attorney general says the Democrats' health-care proposal is alarming because it allows Health and Human Services

Secretary Kathleen Sebelius, the former governor of Kansas, to decide when the government should pay for abortions.

"Well, let's take a quick look at what Gov. Sebelius supported in Kansas," wrote former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline in a newsletter on the issues. "Late-term abortions on viable children were performed, for instance, because a prospective mother did not want to hire a babysitter when she attended the concert of her favorite rock band.

"Another example: a desire to compete in the current rodeo season was sufficient to justify the termination of the life of a perfectly viable unborn child just a few weeks before natural childbirth," he wrote.

Kline knows the subject: He investigated the late-term abortion corporations operating in Kansas while he was the state's chief law enforcement officer and brought charges. But behind a massive influx of financial support from abortion interests, Kansas elected a pro-abortion AG, replacing Kline, who then became a district attorney and continued his prosecution of abortion-business leader Planned Parenthood.

The case against Planned Parenthood, however, remains in limbo now, he said, because a pro-abortion judge picked by Sebelius for the state Supreme Court ordered a witness in the case not to testify.

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